Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, also known as SIU or SIUC, is a state-owned public research university headquartered in Carbondale, Illinois, US. Founded in 1869, with approximately 5070 employees, the institution specializes in broadcast television and radio. It functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer.
On July 2, 2026, the SIU Alumni Association selected five alumni with diverse backgrounds and experiences to join its board of directors for a two-year term, effective July 1. Previously, on July 1, SIU Carbondale’s glass program showcased intricate works by May 2026 Master of Fine Arts graduate Nancy Yu and third-year MFA student Julia Jenkins at the international Glass Art Society conference, highlighting the program’s "community mindset." Earlier, on June 24, SIU Carbondale alumna Christy Gutowski, a senior reporter with the Chicago Tribune, was recognized for her part in Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage. This followed the preparation of four female aviators from SIU Carbondale's School of Aviation — Sophia Schappe, Grace Gray, Josie Bolter, and Bisola Saliu — to compete in the 49th Air Race Classic, which began on June 23. On June 18, SIU Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute announced it would host Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David Kennedy to assess the U.S. presidency on the eve of the nation’s 250th anniversary.
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